Have you ever taken a trip and mid point hit the wall? Overwhelm and exhaustion took over? That was my mental state when we started our Glacier National Park Vacation. We had spent way too many hours driving and had fought the massive crowds in Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons the days prior. I’m pretty sure I told Brad that this might be the worst vacation ever after getting drenched all day in the Tetons.
And then we arrived at Glacier National Park and I was transformed. I could literally feel the stress melting away as we hiked to Avalanche Lake that morning. A picnic and a nap on the beach and I was ready to go!Brad proudly took the role of travel guide on this trip. He’s been visiting Glacier National Park for decades, his first trip while he was living in Montana in the 80s. His passion for sharing GNP with friends and family is obvious in the stories he tells.
In our posts below we are sharing many of the things we love about Glacier National Park. As I organized our research I fell in love again. I’m already planning our next trip. Perhaps you should start planning yours!
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The hike to Hidden Lake, Glacier National Park, delights as it delivers a stunning view of Hidden Lake with Bearhat Mountain towering in the background. Truly memorable! But what makes this hike extraordinary is the journey where you can view an abundance of natural treasures along the trail. Almost a year later, we are still …
Hiking to Hidden Lake in Glacier National Park Uncovers Many Treasures Read More »
Have you ever stepped off the trail because of a loud pair of Chatty Cathy’s behind you? Or taken an extra break to let a rambunctious family get a little farther ahead? If you are like most folks who step on to the trail you are hoping to commune with nature. And that is pretty …
Hiking To Avalanche Lake in Glacier National Park is Full of the Unexpected Read More »
With more than 1/2 dozen trips into Glacier National Park, Brad is passionate about sharing the experience with family. I asked him to share why he loves GNP and here’s his list: A Backpackers Park. Many National Parks are built for a drive through in a large RV, not Glacier National Park. Here you are …
Would you like to take a step back in time, truly unplug and enjoy a hassle free vacation? Then Apgar Village in Glacier National Park is the place to roll back the clock. Imagine relaxing in your lawn chair, laughing kids riding by on bikes and neighbors stopping by to chat. Steps away is the …
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